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FeaturesProjects: Porters Edge, London
How did Maccreanor Lavington revitalise an industrial warehouse to create a mixed-use retail and housing complex in south-east London?
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Sunderland City Hall, Tyne and Wear
This week鈥檚 #buildingdoodle sketch is by Lee McLaughlin, a聽partner at architect FaulknerBrowns.
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FeaturesImage of the week: Pause for breath
Extinction Rebellion protesters blocked a road in central London last week by gluing their hands to yellow-painted breeze blocks
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FeaturesRay O鈥橰ourke: 鈥業鈥檝e never seen anything like this before鈥�
Ray O鈥橰ourke outlines his personal wish list for ministers and assesses the industry鈥檚 prospects聽for the year ahead
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FeaturesElection 2019: What does construction want from the new government?
We are all still talking Brexit, but many of construction鈥檚 influential figures have other matters on聽their聽minds
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FeaturesFrom the archive: 2009 鈥� Goodbye to getting stuck up the chimney
A decade ago an architect considered what聽the world鈥檚 chief deliverer of presents might want.
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FeaturesCost model: Mixed-use hotel schemes
New hotels are increasingly being built as part of larger, mixed-use projects 鈥� and 60% of hotel construction is now happening outside London
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Features好色先生TV podcast: Behind the hype 鈥� flexible workspaces
JLL鈥檚 Elaine Rossall on Gensler and the BCO鈥檚 report into聽the revolution in flexible workspaces聽鈥� and its impact office design and build
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FeaturesCover to cover: Balancing facade safety with aesthetics
The public wants action on facade safety 鈥� and the industry must balance these concerns with the drive for sustainability
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FeaturesCities round-up: UK and Ireland
Political uncertainty may be putting the brakes on London, but the outlook for other cities is more positive
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FeaturesProjects: Harris Academy Sutton, London
At the UK鈥檚 first Passivhaus secondary school,聽the key consideration for designers was user comfort through a聽well-insulated, airtight structure
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FeaturesCBI conference 2019: poor payment leads to poor mental health
If construction wants to improve mental health across the sector we must all look to tackle, and eliminate, payment abuse
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Deptford Creekside Conservation, south-east London
This week鈥檚 #buildingdoodle sketch is by聽Jack Hughes, senior architect at Metropolitan Workshop
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FeaturesRoundtable: Attracting the next generation
There clearly needs to be a push to draw young talent into construction. So, how can the industry go about improving its image?
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FeaturesGeneral election 2019: Where will construction put its cross?
Which party is best for construction? The answer can be found in our reader survey
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FeaturesFrom the archive: 2017 鈥� Anyone鈥檚 guess
Looking at racecards for the 2017 election reminded 好色先生TV again that the past is a聽foreign country. The following predictions proved wide of the mark鈥�
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FeaturesFuture Homes Standard: Heat pumps 鈥� a new hope
The government鈥檚 proposals place a huge amount of faith in the carbon-cutting powers of this technology. But have its credentials been overinflated?
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FeaturesFuture Homes Standard: Primed for action
You鈥檝e read the consultation, but what happens when the proposals are put to the test?
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FeaturesCloudy with a chance of project starts: What鈥檚 the forecast for construction
Glenigan鈥檚 forecast for construction is brighter than you might expect. Keep your brolly close by, though, just in case